He's like sunlight and whenever I think of him under the cover of the night my eyes have to squint because in my heart it gets so bright— so much so the love's impossible to fight because it all feels so right anyway, and why fight it when I can just ride it, S'not like I mind it or attempt to hide it; the romantic in me is promptly ignited and all the sensual candles are lighted, forming a trail to my heart, you're guided— I'm so madly in love that even when I lay alone at home my mind always roams to the sun rays that always'd shone just how far up the wings from my heart— having let myself flown— He's like sunlight and even at night my room grows so bright that I can't even sleep, but I've no reason to weep for I'd rather stay awake and think of all the love there is to take and cultivate— His rays've kept me warm, our love, unconditional, albeit occasionally forlorn.
I wrote this on a good day. Good days will come again.